Sentence examples for now spoken for from inspiring English sources

In large areas of the US, such as the southern Great Plains and the Southwest, virtually all water is now spoken for.

Some of its members have now spoken for the first time about how the military was used against civic organisations such as the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace Pledge Union.

WITH the sale of 462 acres at Pilgrim Psychiatric Center to the Heartland Development Corporation for $20.1 million, one of the Island's largest undeveloped parcels is now spoken for.

Regardless of the departures, 95percentt of the space at the 827,000-square-foot mall is now spoken for, according to Billie J. Scott, a spokeswoman for Simon.

As the UK considers the far-reaching consequences of leaving the EU, it seems as good a moment as any to consider who has now spoken for England – the people alone or a Eurosceptic press that has campaigned against Brussels for decades.

With all of the development sites on the peninsula now spoken for, DINE will be focusing on its own projects and on supporting sales for the entire peninsula, as well as on continuing the massive infrastructure development of the area.

And I believe that most people understand that I am now speaking for myself".

But the official church has moved far enough to the right that Donohue now speaks for its mainstream.

On these issues, John Murtha and Jim Webb will now speak for Democrats as much as - and more authentically than - Rahm Emanuel and Hillary Clinton.

Since then the US hedge fund, which has a history of pushing for better terms in takeovers, has bought more shares and now speaks for 17.5%.

But when asked on "Face the Nation" who now speaks for the Republican Party, he offered a view that might surprise many mainstream Republicans.